User talk:JennyRosen

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The texts published here are under progress and are part of the course KOIIA II at the University of Örebro 2008-2009. During the first part of the course a common platform was created [1]. The course syllabus for KOIIA II can be found here [2]. The texts published in this page are based on the literature of the course.

Members in KOIIA II are:

Karin Allard [3]

Sara Frödén [4]

Marie Nordmark [5]

Ingela Holmström [6]

Oliver St John [7]

Catarina Schmidt User:Catarina

Annaliina Gynne [8]

Sangeeta Bagga-Gupta

My final paper

In June I attended a conference on feminist pedagogy, Challenging education: Feminist and anti-oppressive strategies in teaching and learning [9], and the text presented and I used the core of my final paper for this course in my conference presentation. The subject of my paper is relations between gender and nation and how gender equality is defined as Swedish in its essence. As discussed in several of the texts for January 19, being on the forefront when it comes to gender equality is an essential part in the construction of Swedish identity. Such relations excludes women and men from other backgrounds from a discussion on gender equality and instead defining Other women as victims and Other men as oppressors. In my paper I discussed these processes both on a theoretical level as well as applying it to the area of education for adult immigrants in Sweden, using transcriptions from my field research in Sfi classrooms.

Since my aim is to develop the paper into an article, I have decided not to publish the text in wikiversity at this moment. The participants of the course have received my text my e-mail. I am looking forward for you comments on my text and you are welcome to publish your comments, questions or other reflections here. Comments on my final text

[edit] My texts

Here I have collected my reviews and reflections on the central texts of the course KOIIA 2. Please feel welcome to comment them.

Texts for December 10

Reflections on Rampton, Ben (1999)Styling the Other: Introduction. Journal of Sociolingusitics 3/4, p. 421-427

Reflections on Rushdie, Salman (1982)Imaginära hemländer, i Eriksson, Baaz & Thörn (eds) Globaliseringens kulturer.

Texts for January 19

Reflections on Peterson, Ebby & Ålund, Alexandra (2007) Etniciteter: Ras, kön, klass, identitet och kultur

Reflections on de los Reyes Paulina (2007) Intersektionella perspektiv på etniska relationer

Reflections on de los Reyes, Paulina, Molina, Irene & Mulinari, Diana (2006/2003) Maktens (o)lika förklädnader. Kön, klass & etnicitet i det postkoloniala Sverige

Reflektioner kring Diana Mulinaris föreläsning

Texts for February 4

Bhabha, Homi (1994)The Location of Culture

Riley, Philip (2007) Language, Culture and Identity

Wikkan, Unni (2002) Generous betryal. Politics of Culture in the New Europe.

Texts for March 11

Feuer, Avital (2008) Who does this language belong to? Personal narratives of language claim and identity

Feinburg, Walter (1998) Common schools uncummon identities. national unity and cultural difference.

Tannen, Deborah (2007) Talking voices. Repetition, Dialogue, and Imagery in Conversational Discourse. 2nd ed.

Texts for April 16

Hjörne, Eva & Säljö, Roger (2008) Att platsa i en skola för alla. Elevhälsa och förhandling om normalitet i den svenska skolan.

McRuer, Robert (2006) Chrip Theory. Cultural Signs och Querness and Disability.

Tatum, Beverly Daniel (1997) Whya are all the black kids sitting together in the cafeteria? And Other Conversations About Race.

Texts for June 9

Auer, Peter & Wei Li (2007) Handbook of Multilingualism and Multilingual Communication.

Gafarnga, Joseph (2007) Talk in two languaes.

McCarty, Teresa L (2005) Language Literacy and power in Schooling.

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Crochet.david 18:26, 27 August 2009 (UTC)